By LJ Ellis | SpursTalk, 2025-07-21 05:54:14
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圣安东尼奥马刺队以96-84战胜底特律活塞队，为夏季联赛漂亮收官。在经历活塞队打出12-0开局的慢热之后，马刺队重整旗鼓，在大卫·琼斯-加西亚 (David Jones-Garcia) 的高效得分以及队友们坚决的发挥下，轻松拿下胜利。
在加州夏季联赛取得1胜2负后，马刺队在拉斯维加斯夏季联赛中以4胜1负收官。这场收官战的胜利是在迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper)、卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant) 和莱利·米尼克斯 (Riley Minix) 均缺阵的情况下取得的。
数据：马刺vs活塞
马刺vs活塞——最终评分
大卫·琼斯-加西亚
琼斯-加西亚以又一场出色的表现，为他极其成功的夏季联赛之旅画上圆满句号。他在23分钟内砍下23分，投篮14投8中，三分线外6投4中，罚球3投3中。他天生的得分能力一览无余。琼斯-加西亚在三分线外手感火热，并且在内线穿梭时随心所欲。篮板方面再次表现积极，防守端也十分拼抢。最大的疑问在于他的传球，他视野不算开阔，而且经常运球过多。总的来说，他表现得很棒，马刺队是否会尝试留下这位在夏季联赛中表现如此抢眼的球员，将拭目以待。
评分: A-
哈里森·英格拉姆
作为唯一一名有合同在身的球员出战，哈里森·英格拉姆 (Harrison Ingram) 值得称赞。他表现得相当不错，亮点在于他出色的传球嗅觉。英格拉姆的篮球智商和团队至上的打法应该足以让他再获得一年双向合同。
评分: B
德克斯特·丹尼斯
德克斯特·丹尼斯 (Dexter Dennis) 从夏季联赛首次糟糕表现中反弹，打出了一场好球。首先，他的防守令人眼前一亮。他脚步灵活，在禁区内充分利用自己的运动能力，并且始终保持专注。进攻端，丹尼斯表现稳健。他减少了失误，并自信地投射三分球。他在突破上篮时也展现出了自己的运动能力。
评分: B+
凯尔·芒格斯
在夏季联赛的恰当结局中，凯尔·芒格斯 (Kyle Mangas) 被允许在最后一场比赛首发。我从没真正理解为什么他一开始就能获得上场时间……所以，是的，教练组确保从开场跳球开始他就继续获得上场时间。对阵活塞队，他命中了几个三分球并且表现积极——但在他上场的22分钟大部分时间里，他的身体条件局限性显得格格不入。
评分: C
伊布拉希马·迪亚洛
伊布拉希马·迪亚洛 (Ibrahima Diallo) 并非NBA潜力股，但他在夏季联赛中的表现尚可。这位七尺长人一如既往地在篮板方面值得信赖，能在禁区内干扰投篮，并打得对抗性十足。进攻端，迪亚洛提供的任何贡献都算是意外之喜——但在对阵活塞时，并没有任何意外之喜。
评分: B-
贾米尔·纳尔逊二世
贾米尔·纳尔逊二世 (Jameer Nelson, Jr.) 在夏季联赛开局表现出色，因此，在经历了一段表现不佳的时期后，很高兴看到他以高光表现收官。他在18分钟内仍然犯了不少错误（3次失误，5次犯规），但他精力充沛的防守富有冲击力，进攻端的侵略性也带来了回报。他暗藏运动天赋，懂得如何制造犯规，并且在自信比赛时，能够在外线组织进攻。
评分: B+
奇布佐·阿格博
奇布佐·阿格博 (Chibuzo Agbo) 获得了18分钟上场时间，但遗憾的是，他未能真正展现自己。他需要成为一名三分射手才能成为职业球员。遗憾的是，他在周六晚上只命中了一个三分球。他的防守平平无奇，除了尝试拉开空间外，进攻端也没有太多贡献。
评分: C-
奥萨伊·奥西福
很高兴看到奥萨伊·奥西福 (Osayi Osifo) 在夏季联赛中的成长。他一开始充满活力和拼劲，但缓慢而肯定地增加了技术元素。对阵活塞队，他在禁区内的运动能力绝对是一个加分项——无论是在进攻端还是防守端。他积极奔跑，充满决心，他的强硬肉眼可见。夏季联赛初期，奥西福是个犯规机器。恰如其分地为了说明他的成长，他在夏季联赛收官战中没有犯规。
评分: B+
乔什·乌杜杰
乔什·乌杜杰 (Josh Uduje) 在夏季联赛中没有获得太多上场时间，但他在今晚带来了一些亮点。他运动能力出色，投篮姿势看起来有潜力，并且打球风格非常聪明。
评分: B+
坎姆·卡特
坎姆·卡特 (Cam Carter) 整个夏天都没有获得太多考察机会，但当他被叫到上场时，他无疑为球场带来了活力。他是一位身手敏捷的运动员，打球带着非同寻常的自信。他善于摆脱防守完成跳投。他善于利用身体在篮下完成进攻。他的视野非常出色。当然，卡特看起来并非最乐意传球的球员，也不是最投入的防守者，然而如果他能获得更多上场时间，那会更有趣。
评分: B
杰克森·莫尼
杰克森·莫尼 (Jacksen Moni) 身高臂长，能投篮。他需要加强身体对抗，但他具备成为一名球员的雏形。
评分: B-
迈克·诺伊斯
在拉斯维加斯取得4胜1负的战绩，对迈克·诺伊斯 (Mike Noyes) 和马刺队来说，这必须被视为一场胜利。即使没有主力球员压阵，马刺夏季联赛的队员们也努力拼搏，团结协作，并打得目的性十足。
评分: B+
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Grades: Spurs vs. Pistons – Summer League Game #8
The San Antonio Spurs finished summer league in style with a 96-84 victory over the Detroit Pistons. After a slow start that saw the Pistons sprint out to a 12-0 advantage, the Spurs regrouped and were able to waltz to victory behind David Jones-Garcia’s efficient scoring and determined play by his compatriots.
After going 1-2 in the California summer league, the Spurs finished 4-1 in Las Vegas. This final win came without the services of Dylan Harper, Carter Bryant or Riley Minix.
Stats: Spurs vs. Pistons
Spurs vs. Pistons – Final Grades
David Jones-Garcia
Jones-Garcia capped his extremely successful summer league run with another stellar performance. He poured in 23 points in 23 minutes, while shooting 8-for-14 from the floor, 4-for-6 from three-point range and 3-for-3 at the free throw line. His natural ability to score the ball is clear as day. Jones-Garcia has been red hot from three-point range and gets to wherever he wants when traversing the interior. Rebounding was again a positive, as was his hustle on defense. The main question that remains is his passing. He doesn’t see the court especially well and tends to overdribble quite often. Overall, he did great and it’ll be interesting to see if the Spurs try to retain him after he starred so impressively in summer league.
Grade: A-
Harrison Ingram
Ingram deserves credit for being the only contracted player to suit up. He did reasonably well, with his highlights being his advanced feel for passing the ball. Ingram’s smarts and team-first play should be enough to buy him another year on a two-way contract.
Grade: B
Dexter Dennis
Dennis bounced back from his first poor showing in summer league with a really good outing. First of all, his defense popped. He has quick feet, utilizes his athleticism well in the paint and remains engaged at all times. Offensively, Dennis looked solid. He limited his mistakes while confidently shooting three-pointers. He also showed off his athleticism when driving to the cup.
Grade: B+
Kyle Mangas
In an appropriate ending to summer league, Mangas was allowed to start the final game. I never really understood why he got minutes to begin with … so, yeah, the coaching staff made sure that continued from the opening tip. Against the Pistons, he hit a couple three-pointers and was active — but his physical limitations stuck out like a sore thumb during the majority of his 22 minutes.
Grade: C
Ibrahima Diallo
Diallo isn’t an NBA prospect but he did an okay job during summer league. Once again, the 7-footer could be counted on to rebound, contest shots in the paint and play with physicality. Offensively, anything Diallo provided was a bonus — but there weren’t any bonuses versus Detroit.
Grade: B-
Jameer Nelson, Jr.
Nelson began summer league action playing well so, after a stretch of sub par outings, it was good to see him end on a high note. He still had a lot of mistakes during his 18 minutes (three turnovers, five fouls) but his energetic defense was impactful and his aggression on offense paid dividends. He’s sneakily athletic, knows how to draw contact and can orchestrate out on the perimeter when he’s playing with confidence.
Grade: B+
Chibuzo Agbo
Agbo got 18 minutes but, unfortunately for him, failed to really show out. He’ll need to be a three-point shooter to make it as a pro. Regrettably, he made just one three on Saturday night. His defense was nothing special and he doesn’t do a whole lot of offense other than attempt to space the court.
Grade: C-
Osayi Osifo
It was cool to watch Osifo’s growth during summer league. He was all energy and heart at first but he slowly but surely added in some skill. Against the Pistons, his athleticism in the paint was a definite plus — on both sides of the court. He ran the court with determination and his toughness was palpable. Early in summer league, Osifo was a fouling machine. Appropriately, to illustrate his growth, he finished with no fouls in the summer league finale.
Grade: B+
Josh Uduje
Uduje didn’t get much run in summer league but he provided some intrigue on this night. He’s athletic, his shooting stroke looks workable and he plays a smart brand of basketball.
Grade: B+
Cam Carter
Carter never got a long look over the summer but he undeniably brought electricity to the court when his number was called. He’s a shifty athlete who plays with an uncommon amount of self-assuredness. He separates well to get to his jumper. He uses his body well to finish at the rim. His court vision is more than adequate. Sure, Carter doesn’t appear to be the most willing passer or the most dedicated defender, however it would have been entertaining to see him play more than he did.
Grade: B
Jacksen Moni
Moni is tall and can shoot. He needs to work on his body but there’s an outline of a player present.
Grade: B-
Mike Noyes
A 4-1 showing in Vegas has to be considered a win for Noyes and the Spurs. Even without their big guns, the summer league Spurs played hard, played together and played with purpose.
Grade: B+
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